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Community overview

Extendicare Beacon Hill provides long-term care for people who can no longer be cared for at home or in assisted living. Health care professionals, activity aides and dietary specialists collaborate to support each resident’s individual needs. The home also describes a full calendar of activities and a mix of private and semi-private rooms.

Search description

Extendicare Beacon Hill Long-Term Care Home offers long-term care with private and semi-private rooms.

Can some therapies or services cost extra?

Yes. The home notes that additional fees may apply for some specialized therapies and services.

Care & support

The care team includes registered nurses, registered practical or licensed practical nurses, personal support workers or health care aides, physicians and social workers.

Care & support

The home lists specialists in wound care, continence care, falls prevention, end-of-life care, chronic disease management and dementia care.

Care & support

For end-of-life support, the team works with families on individualized care plans. Interdisciplinary team training supports clinical, spiritual and emotional palliative care for residents and their families.

Care & support

The home works with physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, dentists, podiatrists and beauticians to provide access to specialized therapies and services.

Rooms & living spaces

Residents may have a private or semi-private room. For semi-private rooms, the home matches roommates by gender and aims to pair people with compatible routines.

Rooms & living spaces

The semi-private rooms are large enough for couples who are eligible to move into the home through the Long-Term Care Access Centre. Rooms are furnished with a bed, closet or wardrobe, chair and bedside table; bedding, linens, housekeeping, maintenance and laundry are included.

Everyday life

Visitors are welcome seven days a week, with no set visiting hours. Visitors are asked to respect residents’ and roommates’ need for privacy and rest, as well as any safety or infection-control restrictions.

Everyday life

Residents who are able are encouraged to go shopping, spend holidays or special occasions with family, or visit favourite places. Residents must sign out when leaving the home.

Dining & meals

The in-home dietary team prepares three meals a day for residents.

Activities & connection

Activities include music to engage residents with dementia, worship services, exercise classes and reminiscing with a volunteer.

Activities & connection

The home also lists an intergenerational program, Family Fun Day, holiday activities, community fundraising, a City Food Drive and Adopt-A-Family.

Shared spaces & amenities

To help residents and families settle in, the home lists a primary-caregiver meeting, introductions to department heads, the Guardian Angel transition program, welcome baskets and welcome events.

Shared spaces & amenities

Family involvement includes participation in an individualized resident care plan and the Residents Society, family function space, a social-worker-supported group lunch for family members, monthly newsletters and memorial services.